Apart from the album Band On the Run, the song Live And Let Die, I had trouble getting on with McCartney's work post Beatles.

Lennon's acid humour always appealed to me.

 

Then he wrote the most moving Christmas song ever.

 

'It's Coming on Christmas...'

 

One of my faves from the Doors:

 

 

 

One from the Stones:

 

 

 

And another from the Stones:

 

 

 

One of my faves from REM:

 

 

 

2 hours ago, bannork said:

'It's Coming on Christmas...'

 

Wow, nice Joni selection, bannork.  And it's in season.  Beautiful tune.  I've been posting Christmas music on the other thread all month and must add this one.  Still time left.  Christmas Eve tomorrow.  Thanks.

4 hours ago, bannork said:

Apart from the album Band On the Run, the song Live And Let Die, I had trouble getting on with McCartney's work post Beatles.

Lennon's acid humour always appealed to me.

 

Then he wrote the most moving Christmas song ever.

 

Post Beatles my rating of their solo work is as follows:

1. Lennon

2. Harrison

3. McCartney

 

 

 

 

4. Ringo

Curved Air - Vivaldi

 

Led Zeppelin - Thank You

 

7 minutes ago, JetsetBkk said:

Curved Air - Vivaldi

 

Well, JetsetBkk, no one can argue that it's not progressive, LOL.  Interesting.  I'll have to give them a listen.

 

Ah, grasshopper, you have much to learn...  ????

It Happened Today

 

What Is and What Should Never Be - Led Zeppelin

 

 

https://youtu.be/J7ATTjg7tpE

Samba Pa Ti - Santana

 

 

https://youtu.be/Q4tN2p8ybLE

God has a sense of humour, Lemmy was born on Christmas Eve

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https://youtu.be/qjjs4thy-R

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25 minutes ago, STALINGRAD said:

https://youtu.be/qjjs4thy-R

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Oh Yes. Now you're talking

2 hours ago, bannork said:

God has a sense of humour, Lemmy was born on Christmas Eve

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Pretty sure I saw Hawkwind in Southsea, Portsmouth, in 1970:

http://michaelcooper.org.uk/C/gigs1970.htm

 

 

And now for something completely different: "Diary" by Kelly Chen, a.k.a. Trần Tuệ Lâm.  (Girlfriend's favourite!)

Trần Tuệ Lâm - Nhật Ký 

 

 

Merry Christmas to all and a Happy New Year.

 

Aretha Franklin with the title track of her '67 I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You) album.

 

 

And the male to female reversal, I Never Loved A Girl (The Way I Love You) by Brian Auger, Pete York & Chris Farlowe ‎off of their '81 Olympic Rock & Blues Circus LP,

 

 

 

Chris Farlowe with his '66 No. 1 UK hit single Out Of Time.

 

 

Drummers.  Who are your favorites and what songs accentuate their art?

 

No particular order for me but Ringo is definitely top notch.  The Beatles with Come Together off of their '69 Abbey Road album.

 

 

The Police and Stewart Copeland with Every Breath You Take off of their '83 Synchronicity LP.

 

 

Genesis and Phil Collins with Turn It On Again off of their '80 Duke album.

 

 

The Who and Keith Moon performing Baba O'riley at Shepperton Studios in Surrey on 25 May '78.

 

 

The Dave Brubeck Quartet with Joe Morello on what is considered one of the best jazz tunes of all time, Take Five, off of their '59 Time Out LP.  Morello's drum solo is brilliant.

 

 

Yes with Bill Bruford on Perpetual Change off of their '71 The Yes Album.